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The Compassionate Care Bereavement Programs

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Programs that consists of a variety of Bereavement Support Services and Events that our Hospice Society provides to aide in ones overall bereavement and mental health journey, prior to or following, the death of their loved one.

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The programs includes both structured and unstructured group or individual bereavement supports sessions, memorial events, bereavement initiatives, holiday support, companionship, art therapy, nature therapy, group activities, death cafes, and grief education.

There are three needs of a griever: to find the words for the loss, to say the words aloud, and to know that the words have been heard.

-Victoria Alexander

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Past Memorial Events

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Butterflies

On August 21, 2022 CCHS had the pleasure of hosting a Butterfly Release Ceremony in partnership with the Good Samaritan Society for our Hospice families.

 

Families whom have had a loved one venture through our Hospice since opening in 2019 were invited to come release a butterfly in memory of their lost family member. It was a beautiful tribute with soft music playing in the background and a family picnic.

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Many thanks to Tim Hortons RMH for providing refreshments, to Gerry and Jo Bradshaw for sharing their musical talent with us, and to Rocky Support Services for the use of their tents.

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Paint

Memorial Rock Painting

A free family friendly event where rocks were painted in loving memory of passed loved ones. 

Stay tuned for our next

Memorial Rock Painting Event! 

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How to Help Someone Who Is Grieving

  • Be a good listener

  • Respect the person's way of grieving

  • Avoid giving advice

  • Refrain from trying to explain the loss

  • Help out with practical task

  • Stay connected and available

  • Offer words that touch the heart

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COMPASSIONATE VOLUNTEERS

 

Fully trained local volunteers for:

  • Respite care

  • Support in home, facility or hospice suite

  • Companionship

  • Emotional, psychological and spiritual support

  • Help for families coping with loss and grief during illness and bereavement.

Nav-CARE

Nav-CARE is a program that enhances the quality of life for seniors living in our community by "making life more livable".

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Mission

To provide hospice care within the community in a home or home like setting to all individuals and their loved ones; fulfilled by fully-trained professionals and volunteers with respect, dignity, empathy and compassion to meet physical, spiritual and emotional needs through the end of life and bereavement journey.

Vision: 

To provide peaceful, personalized, 

compassionate care during end of life and bereavement.

Core Values

Compassion

Care and support for the dying, their families and friends.
 

Confidentiality

Guarding communication between the caregiver and those entrusted to their care.


Dignity

Recognizing that every person has a fundamental right to life and a right to those things required for human decency.


Volunteerism

Time, energy and skills offered for no personal gain.


Communication

The free flow of meaningful information which ensures understanding.

Office Mailing Address:
Box 283
Rocky Mountain House, AB
T4T 1A2
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Hospice Suite Location:
Good Samaritan Society Clearwater Center
5615 60 Street
Rocky Mountain House, Alberta
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Office Location:
5010-B 50th Ave,
Rocky Mountain House, AB
403-895-4030
cc.hospicesociety2016@gmail.com

Thrift Store Location:

5010-A 50th Ave,
Rocky Mountain House, AB
403-895-4030
 

 Compassionate Care Hospice Society  | Rocky Mountain House, AB

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